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Another thing to note... Brian J. Davis wrote: > cmdLineExec = WshShell.Exec( command ); > while( cmdLineExec.Status == 0 ) > { > WScript.Echo( "Executing: " + command ); > } This is wrong anyway because: (a) It hogs the CPU - put a sleep(500) at least in there otherwise cvs will get no time to run. (b) It doesn't read the stdout and stderr - which means that the application will eventually block until you start reading some data. this may be what you're seeing. Tony